National League Park

Opened in 1915

Several venues share the name “National League Park”. See all of them.

Venue Information

Year Opened

1915

Teams

Team League Years
Boston Braves
Moved to: Fenway Park (1933–1936)
NFL 1932 - 1932
Boston College Eagles
Previously: Alumni Stadium (1893–present)
College Football 1916 - 1952
Boston Braves
Boston Braves (1941–1952)
Boston Bees (1936–1940)
Boston Braves (1912–1935)
Previously: Congress Street Grounds (1894–1894)
Moved to: Milwaukee County Stadium (1953–1965)
MLB 1915 - 1952

Frequently Asked Questions

When was National League Park built?

National League Park opened in 1915.

Where did the Boston Braves (NFL) play after National League Park?

After leaving National League Park in 1932, the Boston Braves (NFL) moved to Fenway Park in 1933. They played there until 1936.

Where did the Boston College Eagles play before National League Park?

Before moving to National League Park in 1916, the Boston College Eagles played at Alumni Stadium since 1893.

Where did the Boston Braves (MLB) play before National League Park?

Before moving to National League Park in 1915, the Boston Braves (MLB) played at Congress Street Grounds in 1894.

Where did the Boston Braves (MLB) play after National League Park?

After leaving National League Park in 1952, the Boston Braves (MLB) moved to Milwaukee County Stadium in 1953. They played there until 1965.

Historical Names

National League Park

1936 - 1941

Current

The Bee Hive

1915 - 1952

Braves Field

1915 - 1952

Location

Coordinates: 42.3533, -71.1192
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